Daily Republican., 1887-07-01

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4 not oply not entitled 10 thio< <monoy, but
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The City Treasurer reported :, ba1ancs
|af %, ,746t7 10 ihe Union Natioosl hank
# 70 the credit of ~ city, and oR1o1 o. q
THE credlt Of the yark fQ1d. n also -.
ported hssine 5scsiyed ~ followink
amounts 1sH5 5lnee1yet xono d, ,1eK. ~;
F. Tax Rseslvsr ,foodg, u ~ ~ 0nY An
ditor Ball, o796 ~. Ihe 4udltor tspoet,
! ed that during TIE year te had eol1ecisd
over e13, eco, being e1o0 eeoye tbs highsel
amount estimated BY - IlnAnce Com
mttIee q ~ Ieturns m thas 00ee. n
1AG Gewss Dap6fS ~ reported Z men
|enlsWsd wltb = troll smounting y
~ Apd lie 81 nm1asi6ner reported 8
meA Sntlb5sd with : pay- roll Of ~ 26.
; The police pay-roll, emOunting TO a.
1857 o, Wae presented when nr. Moore
Inquired II the bills that Council; were
Dpasglng uonId not create A. ovsrdrafsi6
Uuo44g AAA0 1o1O t0Bt v 0o4 tUo kOA0 W ZtVs
1000 was created few weeks ago, ~ w.
lied 70 b.lisve there would b 3 surpIus q
bank ct tho cloee Of the fiscal yeav.
Mr.. Nerris Taylor explained that th<
police would not BE- paid until after she
1st OF the month, when the taxes would
Icommence to come in.
The President announced that thG
Mayor had returned, with bis approval,
tho ordinance TO regulate the cro6sines 81
the 6hellpot extension Of the r. w. b b
Railroad. Thk was accompanied by I
document beafing The seal Of the com
Jpany, and sfgned BY the acting vice presi.
dent, signifying their acceptance Of tn
provisions OF the ordinance. ~. ~
Mr.. Qninn offered resolution, which
was adopted, instructing the Public
buildings Committee to procure Q suita,
bic Office for the City Solicitor, O. neal
the City Hall as possible. W.
Thomas McCorkle, Jr., ives granted
Ipermission to set 334 feet OF curb on Pine
ftraet, betw cen Ninth and Tenth streets,
and Hubert Cassidy WAS given permlssion
to set GO feet on Fifth street near Harri-
son. 1917
Mr.. Chambers introduced an ordinance
TO repeal an ordinance giving the JENNY
Electric Light Company permission to
erect poles in this city. It was read Z
second time and referred to the Law Com.
mittee.
Council then proceeded to . nomins.
ton and electIon Of city officers, ard re.
Ielected Clerk OF Council Messick, Bailifl
Kelley and Clerk Of the Market bmellz
eamuel Durney was elected coal oil In
spector, and J. II. Ayars regulator Of the
Nj. Merris Taylor presented the inter.
est LIST, amounting TO over SIC, ZOO, and
yo,VO0 bonds falling due and payable TO-
9ay. On his motion orders were drawn
for the amounts. T
When the nomination and election o.
loficers took place, there was but OIL I
candidate for each position, and on mo
ton OF Mr.. Moore, Mr.. Norton cast the
vote Of Council. He Afterwards called
attention TO the fact that the minority
mad not made any nominations, or offer,
any opposition to the candidates put for
ward BY the majority and moved thst thl
Democratic members Of Council tendeI
the Republicans vote of thanks Cor thei
courtesy and pollteness In making tn,
adop.ed.
Mr.. Hawkins hsd tho ordinance READ
reiating to shooting fireworks within
the city limits, and said he would like Il
Know why 1t Is not enforced. "It's agiI
the law" he said, ''and ought to 1,
Mr.. Norton inquired If there was any
thing In the ordinance which prohibites
the sale Of fireworks, and upon being In
formed there was not, said that be wa
Iopposed TO arresting the boys for frin,
Icrackers, when there was no law for
Ibidding their sale. He thought the boy,
Iof the present day were only doing til,
same ss Mr.. Hawkins did whom he was I
boy, and he would not be surprised II b
Wished that he was boy again, 90 tha
ne could join with them in their sports.
The President read an invitation from,
tne Clerk Of Council, the Batliff, Clerk O
the Market, Coal Oil Inspector, and
Regulator Of the City Clock, for the mem
ptrs OF Council and reporters to Join then
~ Farra q Lewis and Council then ad
1 During the evening the following bill,
were passed and orders drawn: John G.
brison, $15 76; Wilmington City Electric
company. $27.07 Kennebec Ice Com
pany, q on; johnson & Barnhill, $46.10
"; W; II. Hartlove, ei.20; John Dougherty
vSzS.15. LeWfa n Gr,xhh 40 Ak. MI r.